The SGC catalyzes research in new areas of human biology and drug discovery by focusing explicitly on less well-studied areas of the human genome. The SGC accelerates research in these new areas by making all its research output available to the scientific community with no strings attached, and by creating an open collaborative network of scientists in hundreds of universities around the world and in eight global pharmaceutical companies.

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Structural Genomics Consortium

Structural Genomics Consortium's headquarters in Toronto, Canada

Aled Edwards

Nicola Burgess-Brown

Max Morgan

Cheryl Arrowsmith

Michael Sundström

Timothy Willson

Stefan Knapp

Susan McCormick

Dafydd Owen

Anke Müller-Fahrnow

Ulrich Betz

James Kiefer

Oliver Kraemer

Susanne Müller-Knapp

Paul Thompson

Jolanta Grembeka

Ched Grimshaw

Lindsey Ingerman

Jark Böettcher Boehringer Ingelheim

Judith Günther

Hartmut Beck Bayer

Dafydd Owen Pfizer

The Management team at the Structural Genomics Consortium is responsible for overseeing the organization's strategic direction and operational efficiency. Comprising multiple directors and a chair, this team coordinates initiatives across various functions, fosters partnerships within the scientific community, and ensures that the SGC’s mission of advancing human biology research and drug discovery is effectively achieved while maintaining an open-access approach to research outputs.

Management

The Finance and Administration team at the Structural Genomics Consortium is responsible for managing the organization's financial health and ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. This team works on budgeting, financial reporting, and resource allocation to support the SGC's mission. By coordinating with board members and providing strategic financial insights, they help foster effective decision-making and facilitate smooth operational processes.

Finance and Administration

The Research and Development team at the Structural Genomics Consortium is dedicated to advancing the understanding of lesser-known areas of the human genome and their potential in drug discovery. Comprised of laboratory technicians, researchers, and scholars, the team conducts cutting-edge experiments, develops innovative protein engineering techniques, and collaborates with a global network of scientists to produce and share valuable research findings openly. Their efforts aim to accelerate scientific discovery and foster new therapeutic developments in human health.

Research and Development

The Leadership Team at the Structural Genomics Consortium is responsible for setting the strategic direction and overseeing the execution of initiatives that drive research in human biology and drug discovery. This diverse group of Chief Scientific Officers and financial leaders collaborates to foster partnerships with academic institutions and pharmaceutical companies, ensuring the organization remains at the forefront of open science and innovation in underexplored areas of the human genome. Their collective vision and guidance enable the SGC to maximize its impact on the global scientific community.

Leadership Team

The Clinical Operations team at the Structural Genomics Consortium is responsible for overseeing and coordinating clinical trials that investigate the therapeutic potential of new targets identified through genomic research. By managing trial logistics, ensuring regulatory compliance, and collaborating with external partners, the team helps translate cutting-edge genomic discoveries into viable treatments for various diseases, ultimately facilitating innovative approaches to drug development.

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